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make it so slow. >> reporter: we're live in santa clara in front of the new 49ers' stadium under construction. today we could find out if an upcoming super bowl could be played here. [ cheers ] giants get ready for game two of the national championship league series after an exciting but tough series opener. "mornings on 2" starts now. well, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm dave clark. >> good morning, dave. >> thank you. >> i'm tori campbell. it's monday, october 15th. a man is dead and police are searching for the gunman of an overnight shooting in oakland. it happened on hilton street near 57th avenue. alex savidge is at the oak police station with more why they need your help to track the suspect down. >> reporter: good morning. detectives have their work cut

out for them. they don't have any solid witnesses. this shooting happened just before 1:00 on hilton street, the 50000 block. that's where we watched as they picked up shellcationings. i was told by an officer that the shooter fired at least -- shell casings. i was told by an officer that the shooter fired at least 12 wounds. they found a man on the ground and he was unresponsive. the man was transported to the hospital where he died just a half-hour later following the shooting. investigators have not identified the victim or released his name. they couldn't even tell me roughly how old this man was. at this point, oakland police don't have a whole lot to go on in terms of a description of the shooter or any possible getaway car. no arrests so far. homicide detectives still working on thiscation. live in working in oakland,

alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are also investigating another shooting that sent two people in the hospital overnight. it happened around 12:30 on 7th and fillbert. police say the shooter kept firing shots at the victims, hitting cars and windows. the victims eventually ran into the lobby of an apartment building. about 60 shell casings were found at the scene. police say this shooting happened at the same apartment building where windows were shout out earlier this month. that shooting high pressured on october 1st at around the same time. four men got out of their car and opened fire. two people were rushed to. hospital with serious injuries. about 40 shell casings were found at the scene. police in san jose say a woman arrested on saturday night may be arrested to several arson fires. that woman was arrested after

she was seen starting a fire in a garbage can. it was in the same area where fires were reported in alleyways. investigators are checking for evidence that may connect her to other fires. the suspected cause of the chevron fire is being connected to an event in august. now, ka tropical depression is suspected. according to documents obtained by the -- corrosion is suspected. according to documents obtained by the "chronicle" the employees said this corrosion was taking a toll on their equipment. president obama and mitt romney face off in their second debate tomorrow night. i'm gonna show you a picture of the debate stage at hoff ster university in new york. coming up at 7:15, the fine line anlive lift -- anlife

lifts say -- analysts he will have to walk in this debate. a setback in the mirkarimi place. last week, four supervisors voted to reinstate him amid debate over what constitutes official misconduct. groups that work with domestic violence victims tell the "chronicle" the case has shaken people's confidence when it comes to issues of family violence. could the super bowl be coming back here to the bay area. later on today, we may find out if it's possible. janine de la vega joining us now from the stadium. how are the fans reacting to just the thought? >> reporter: dave, fans are very hopeful. we're here at the 49er headquarters where you can see the construction is already going on here at this hour. crews are coming here on the

site to work on the $1.2 billion stadium. this state of the art facility could be the site of the super bowl. sometime today, the nfl is expected to announce which cities are in the running to host a super bowl in 2016 or 2017. leaders from san francisco down to santa clara have been working to the 49ers to put in a bid to host the game. if hosted, san francisco would be reportedly the official host city and would have an event leading up to the game. some fans in the south bay who live there have mixed feelings. >> that would an little weird but i can see why because there's a lot more things to do in san francisco rather than santa clara. it -- it will be a little weird. >> reporter: the santa clara mayor told us that he believes his city will economically benefit as well. the stadium here in santa clara is scheduled to open for the 2014 season. but according to league rules it can't host until 2016.

the only previous super bowl in the bay area was at stanford stadium in 1985. now we put in a call to the 49ers spokesperson and are hoping to hear back from him but we haven't just yet. reporting live from santa clara, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. 7:06. it's a little foggy out there. >> yeah. >> we'll have more on the weather there. let's check in with sal first. is it still slow on the bay bridge? >> it is. this one is not as bad as the ones last week. we have a bigger backup. this is a look at the east shore freeway. whenever something happens on the bridge, this is one of the freeways that really takes a hit. 80 westbound coming out from the berkeley area all the way through to the bay bridge toll plaza is slow. and the reason is that they -- when they have a crash on the bay bridge they slow the lights down. they have sped them back again. we're hoping that this is not gonna be what it was like last

week where we had the commutes that lased well into the 9:00 and 10:00 hours on the bay bridge. we're hoping it gets a little better than that today. moving along to walnut creek, pleasant hill. 680 at treat boulevard. there was a crash in the lanes. they moved it over to the shoulder. watch for slow traffic as you drive toward alamo. let's go to steve. well, a lot of fog out there. mark says clear in pleasant hill. there is a lot of areas that are clear. some areas are reporting fog. some of it is up. others say it's down below, misty. on the coast, el granada. some areas will burn off fast. something -- something has to give. that will be the temperatures. for the game, mostly clear, i think 62. we're going for a high of 7 -- for a high of 70. a very foggy morning. hazy skies, mostly sunny and a little warmer. a few high clouds.

the key, though, is the fog, some of it has been right down on the deck. it doesn't matter if it's coast, bay, inland. some of the visibility is awful -- awful. san jose, the fog is right there. the higher clouds stay to the north. a few of them drift across us. but overall, the jet stream goes to the north. the rain goes to the north. we could sure use widespread rain. there's nothing like that showing up at all. warmer weather showing up. it will start a little bit today but much more so on wednesday. low 50s for some. i think fairfield is the only clear location. they have a puff of a breeze. most locations don't. 60s, 70s and 80s. temperatures after a mostly foggy morning. we'll see 80s inland. they've been held in check. but they are starting to work their way back. but they will continue to do so. wednesday and thursday looks nice on the coast. it doesn't last too long. the weekend looks pretty good.

but the temperatures will start to come down a little bit. the controversy surrounding cell phone smuggling at california prisons has taken a new twist. according to a new report, 20 california prison employees accused of smuggling cell phones to inmates have either resigned or were fired. the report claims most of those employees were accused of smuggling the phones in exchange for cash. one inmate was caught with a phone that had a nude photo allegedly sent by a female guard. 62-year-old jose molana died thursday after becoming trapped inside an industrial oven. we have no details on how he became trapped in there. 7:10. a high-ranking port of oakland official is facing inappropriate charges. the inappropriate way he

allegedly spent thousands of funds. plus -- not as green as you think. why environment benefits for electric cars are limited.

well, lots of fog out there. but once it burns off, temperatures will start to warm up a little bit. hazy skies. temperatures, 60s, 70s and 80s. beautiful sunrise if you don't have the fog. thank you, steve. 7:12. new this morning, tensions continue to build between turkey and syria. this morning, tuckish authorities searched the cargo of the american flight headed to syria. the officials say the plane was carrying aid to the country but turkey only allowed the plan to fly over their airspace if it was searched. authorities are looking for possible military equipment. this morning, european union foreign ministers agreed

to tougher sanctions against iran's nuclear program. there is hope the new action will put presh officer on iran to -- pressure on iran to pursue negotiations. iran insays their -- insists their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. the race for the white house is tightening. alison burns is live in our washington, d.c. newsroom to tell us how mitt romney a campaign is still gaining steam. >> reporter: dave, president obama's lead is shrinking. polls show president obama is up by 1 point and that's well within the margin of error. and mitt romney is up 2 in a poll of battleground states. president obama visited virginia yesterday. he's hunkered down at a -- at a resort in williamsburg preparing for the debate. mitt romney who campaigned over

the weekend in ohio is preparing for the debate closer to his home in boston. he's been taking on one of the new president's lines of attacks. >> the income of the medium family in america has gone down by $4,300 per family. in times like this, what is he talking about? saving big bird. >> reporter: the challenge for president obama will be hitting the right tone after he was criticized for being too flat in the last presidential debate. democrats say there's pressure on mitt romney to clarify his position. >> i think the real question is which mitt romney shows up? is he gonna, the one who governed as a severe conservative in massachusetts or will he be the etch, you know, sketch guy? >> reporter: alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news -- will he be the etch, you know, sketch guy?

>> reporter: alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. 7:15. governor jerry brown says he's going to launch a full-on campaign for his ballot initiative to raise taxes starting tomorrow. brown's proposition 30 would increase california's sales tax rate by .25 for the next four years. it would also raise income tax for those earning more than $250,000 a year. the money raised would be used to prevent further cuts in education. new information this hour surrounding reports that a top port of oakland official is the focus of a strip club spending scandal. reports say james quan is under investigation for allegedly spending more than $4500 in public money at a houston strip club. officials say it happened back in 2008 during a conference where he was hosting a dozen shipping industry executives. it's the same strip club that was part of a prostitution

scandal and drug-dealing investigation. the port commission announced they are taking actions to strengthen the port's reinforcement policy to prevent improper spending of port funds. transit officials admit they didn't have the right permits to work on a rail line that will connect sonoma and marin counties. the journal reports that a permit for soil testing was issued but not one for construction. the work is being done along galinas creek in san rafael near the habitate of endangered wildlife. they admitted the error and say stricter rules are in place. tomorrow, the 9th circuit court of appeals will hear arguments to a legal challenge to california regulations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. last year, a federal judge in fresno ruled that this was unconstitutional and found it's

violating the federal commerce clause because they reach across borders hans discriminate against out-of- state businesses. the goal is to reach them to 1990 levels by the year 2020. electric cars pollute the environment before they even hit the road, it's reported. researchers in norway says the way these cars are made make them twice as harmful to the environment. still, they say electric cars can make sense if the power used to run them comes from low carbon sources. attorneys for local activists will argue tomorrow in federal court for looser marijuana regulations. americans for safe access is challenging the schedule 1 classification for marijuana. schedule 1 is the federal government's classification for collision it says has a high potential for abuse and no accepted medical use. the u.s. court of appeals for

the district of columbia will decide the case. a 28-year-old golfer from sweden won his first pga tour event here in the bay area. he rolled that 4-foot final hole and won the prize.com. jonas blixt earned $900,000. halloween is just two weeks away. and a website has named san francisco the best city for trick or treating. zillow.com ranked san francisco number one for the second straight year. san jose, came in at number five. they calculate this by using home value, a city walk store, and population density. they say the best neighborhood to trick or treat in, believe it or not, presidio lights --

heights. a woman in golden, colorado told police a man in a blue car tried to kidnap her son over the weekend. police now say the man was just trying to use the boy to get the attention of his ex- girlfriend. the incident upset many people because it happened near where 10-year-old jessica ridgeway was kidnapped and killed last week. your mother and i are gonna be taken. >> "taken 2" is on top at the weekend box office for the second week from a row. the liam neeson film is in the film. 7:20. homeowners many of them african- americans filed a class action lawsuit in new york against 12 of the world's largest banks.

they are claiming the banks manipulated a key interest rate that made house payments more expensive than they should have been. this is all according to the london financial times. the paper says this is the first class action lawsuit filed by high pressures. as many as 100,000 homeowners could be involved in this lawsuit. 7:20. warmer temperatures ahead. they will be heating up around the bay area this week. just how hot will it get? up next, steve paulson will have the forecast for your neighborhood. plus , look at that baby deer on the water. how firefighters came to the rescue.

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the accident happened in the kennedy grove in el sobrante yesterday and two victims were so badly injured, they had to be airlifted to john muir hospital in wall night creek. all three were riding an offroad vehicle that rolled over on a steep trail -- steep trail. there's no word what caused the crash and the victims are not identified. later this week, a vote on what to do with the radar tower in the santa cruz mountains. the mid-peninsula open space district will look at taking it down, destroy everything but the first floor walls or seal the building up. now, advocates are hoping that third option will win out and that the radar tower can be

sold while they raise money to preserve it. all right. let's check in with sal. it's pretty slow, huh? >> yes. it is. at 7th and madison, we saw a flipped over vehicle there. oakland fire and police did close the intersection. could still see some slowing as a result of this -- let's take a look at westbound limp 4. you move the maps over to 80. we had a crash in pinole that's been cleared down to a very crowded bay bridge. marin county southbound 101 slows right near highway 37. it's pretty typical slow and go. let's move along to the bay bridge. now, the traffic is -- i would

say just a little bit worse than normal. it's not as bad as it was last week. it's backed up. and this morning's commute is gonna be a little bit slow on 280. this is san jose. see how the fog is kind of preventing us from seeing a clear shot. that's northbound 280 getting into the valley. speaking of fog, let's bring steve in here. many locations, other -- our observer in blossom hillside it's very, very foggy there. there's plenty to go around. however some areas say what are you talking about, fog? mark in pleasant hill said sunny here. overall, it will be a warm day after we get through this fog. game 2 of the forecast looks pretty good. game 2, clear, drizzly conditions from pacifica to half

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7:29. well, it was a disappointing start for the giants after taking on the cardinals in game 2. they take on the cardinals -- take on the cardinals tonight. allie rasmus is at at&t park with what fans are saying about the home team's chances tonight. good morning, allie. >> reporter: well, good morning. when giants fans filed out of at&t park last night, they kept their chins up. a lot of them remain optimistic and a lot of them are not too worried about last night's loss to the st. louis cardinals. the cardinals led 60 -- 6-0 t

was a rough start and then in the fourth inning, giants started to make a comeback. they scored 4 runs but they didn't get much farther that that -- farther than that. the final score, 6-4. >> last night was heartbreaking but incredibly thrilling. i have nothing but good feelings that we'll get them today. >> reporter: the giants are now 0-3 at home and 3-on the road in the postseason. a bit unusual for -- surprising for fans who hoped home field advantage would have gotten a win. they are playing here against the cardinals. 4:30 this afternoon. you can catch that game on ktvu. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that's right and you can see

the coverage right here at 4:30 foowing the news at 4:00. details are sketchy but someone was shot around 11:00 last night during a reception held at freedom hall. no details on the condition of the shooting victim or a possible suspect. police in san leandro searching for the person they say stabbed a woman trying to break up a fight. police say the victim is expected to be okay. now police are searching for the 19 too 20-year-old man -- 19 to 20-year-old man involved in the argument who they say was by hind all of the violence. he was reportedly seen wearing a dark jacket, jeans and a baseball cap. if you have any information, call israel -- call the police, san leandro police. the contra costa county

sheriff's department says a man was pronounced at the scene dead. a woman died later at a hospital. so far no vast have been made. witness says they did seat a getaway car escaping the area but -- no arrests have been made. witnesses say they did see a getaway car escaping that area but no arrests have been made. the coast guard says a fishing boat hit some rocks early saturday morning near the mavericks. one person was on board. the coast guard was able to pull that person from the water and that person is recovering. a sonoma state university who fell out a third-floor apartment windows is recovering -- window is recovering this morning. police say alcohol and horse play was involved. glen suffered a serious head

injury and is said to be stable. in a few hours, testimony will resume in the trial of giselle esteban, the union city woman accused of killing michelle le. last week jurors heard a tape of police interviewing her shortly after le disappeared. she's accused of killing her former friend last may. le's body was found four months later. esteban says she believes that le was involved with her ex- boyfriend. a judge has ruled there is sufficient evidence against anthony wayne smith. he's accused of kidnapping and killing two brothers in los angeles in 1999. two years later, prosecutors say smitt kidnapped and -- smith kidnapped and killed another man in los angeles. he's already been tried for beating a man along a desert highway. the jury deadlocked in that

case. he will be tried on all four charges in a single trial. it took a long time but the space shuttle "endeavour" is now parked at its new home. bob decastro is live in los angeles at exposition park. and bob, the shuttle fine lip rolled to a stop yesterday afternoon, right this. >> reporter: everybody just kind of exhaling here. you said a long time. but this was 17 hours late. it actually exended up being this extended party for us here in los angeles. i'm gonna show it to you because the shuttle walk was rolled right into that pavilion. a lot of activity here this morning because they are working feverishly to try to finish up this pavilion. they are gonna close this off. this will be part of a whole interactive museum. it's just a temporary home because any are building a wing to the california science fent -- california science center. for now, in is gonna be the "endeavour's" home t was quite

a party. 165,000 people estimated to come out and line the streets of l.a. as it made its way through l.a. city streets. this was the largest object ever to move through l.a. city streets. they planned this out well in advanced, they moved trees, street lights. but there were unexpected on stas can along the way. they had -- obstacles along the way. they had street poles and it just squeaked by with inches to spare. as i said, a really happy moment here for folks in los angeles. october 30th is when they are planning on opening this pavilion to the public for folks who didn't have an opportunity to see it. and folks in the bay area, you can sum -- you can come down here and they will open it up. five years from now, they are hoping to open up this huge wing at the california science

center. they are planning to move the space shuttle and put it upright and make it look as if it's going to launch into the sky. about 200 feet of a pavilion they are gonna build then. for now we'll enjoy it. everybody breathing a see of relief. we got to enjoy kind of like what was a big parade. back to you. >> thank you. it's 7:36. this week, the families killed in the september 11th attacks are invited to military bases in four states for the five men charged in the terrorist attack. the hearings for khalid sheikh mohammed and four other men begin today. victim can watch on closed circuit television in new jersey, massachusetts, new york city and maryland. these are not open to the public. an earlier round ended in frustration as the suspects

refused to cooperate with the proceedings. a republican lawmaker is making fresh claims against the obama administration regarding the attack in libya. coming up, the reason he's accusing of this. thieves are stealing male in el cerrito. investigators released -- take a look at the photo right there -- a man suspected of stealing mail at several locations. many of the thefts happen in broad daylight. police want you to look at the photo. if you have any information call el cerrito police. facebook is making some changes to its facial recognition pea chur. it will turn off the automatic tagging feature to include existing features starting today. this comes after major privacy

concerns were brought about. it is 7:38. b.a.r.t. is back to normal this morning but it was shut down last night for an hour and a half because a man walked into the transbay tube. b.a.r.t. officials say their security cameras in the station caught the man walking into the underwater tube around 6:45 last night. service between san francisco and the east bay was immediately stopped. officers walked through the tube, found the man and arrested him. full service was restored about 8:15 last night. >> all right, tori. 7:39. hey, sal, have you fixed everything on the east shore? >> not yet. >> not yet. >> it's been a slow one. the bay bridge has been slow again because of a crash. i want to show you the east shore freeway. for the most part, the slow traffic extends into richmond. we had an earlier crash on the bay bridge. it didn't stay long that time. but it really has messed up

traffic. if you are loosing -- using the carpool lanes, you'll be in better shape than using the regular lanes. it's about a 45-minute tee lay at the end of the line. we have a lot going on. all kinds of indicators, all kinds of fender-benders, too many for me to mention. 280 is slow. 17 is slow. northbound 17 right where it turns into 880. northbound at 88 a. northbound 280, there is a crash. not only is it foggy, but there are a lot of fender-benders out there. >> it's ridiculously foggy out there. visibility is terrible for some. other areas of clear skies and low clouds. visibility looks to be about zero. some dense coastal fog. very warm air but even some misty drizzly conditions by the coast.

forecast headlines take into account. mainly 50s or 60s on the lows. saturday morning, you could see your breath. it was told. patrick in redwood shores says his cat has the thickest cat he's seen in a long time. i remembered the same thing with my cat. maybe the sign of a cold winter. if your cat has a really thick coat and you are wondering about it, send me an e-mail or tweet me. fog burns off by noon. we might even get a little north-northeast wind. a soggy morning, hazy skies. mostly sunny. but they are drifting north and the rain track stays to the north. in fact, there's no sign of a widespread rainor a cold front which we could use. we had showers, but i mean rain. 51 santa rosa, 60 oakland. not only the airport but

downtown. 52 antioch. things are all out of whack but the nothing has a lot to do with that. a lot of moisture in the area. and then we'll have the thick fog by 9:30, 10:00. and then the temperatures will start to warm up. the bigger jump will be wednesday into thursday and i think we'll get into the -- get rid of the fog, too for a couple of days. 80s inland. 60s, and 70s. 74 for oakland. i mean, they are already at 60. 28 santa rosa. 79, san jose. boy, is there a lot of thick fog in san jose. not much change. tuesday/wednesday look like north winds. so sunshine and warmer weather. still pretty good on friday. the weekend looks good but as a little cooler as we go into sunday. what's moving the markets this morning, including a new report out on retail sales. and the 14-year-old pakistani girl who was shot for advocating education, she's on the move. where she's going and her

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two professors from california were awarded the economic prizes. roth going to take a position at stanford. chipley is a professor at ucla -- shapely is a professor. a football fan recover, this morning after being stabbed on the way to the game. maureen naylor is live in the newsroom with more. >> the stabbing happened after a confrontation about sports

teams. witness says the man injured was wearing a dallas cowboy shirt. he was stabbed at candlestick park while walking to the game with some friends. it happened on harney way. witness says he was going to the game with several fans who were 9er fans. some witnesses say two men started to seize the -- tease the man about his dallas jersey. >> actually, his girlfriend ran in the way. and they stabbed him in the stomach. yeah. just arguing about sports teams. >> reporter: the stab wound is described as minor. the victim is commented to survive. the police have arrested two men involved in the incident. time now, 7:47. later on today, the warriors will submit the first drawings of their proposed san francisco arena.

the 135-foot tall arena would be at the outer edge of piers 30 to 32. now, the designers wanted to look small and create the -- wanted it to look smaller and create the sense of open space. they say people would be impressed with this proposed design. 7:47. the mayors of san francisco and st. louis have a friendly wager going over the national league championship series. if the giants win, st. louis mayor will send st. louis barbecue, toasted ravioli and beer to san francisco. he will change his twitter picture to the logo of the giants if the giants lose, mayor ed lee will change his twitter picture to the cardinals' logo and will send dim sum and beer to st. louis. game 2 begins at 4:30. coming up at 8:30, we'll go live to at&t park with more on

fan reaction to the -- to the loss yesterday. 7:48. a top republican senator now accusing the obama administration of purposely covering up details about last month's embassy attack in libya. chris stevens and three other americans were killed in the september 11th attack on the american consulate in benghazi. now, lindsey graham of south carolina says the obama administration knew early on the incident was terror-related and not tied to anti-american protests. >> trying to sell a nare raw tiff that the middle east -- narrative that the middle east and -- >> there's nobody on this planet more concerned and more interested than getting to the bottom of this than the president of the united states. he feels personally responsible for every representative he sends around the world. >> well, the u.s. senate has

conducted a bipartisan investigation of the attack and the obama administration's response to it. a young girl from pakistan who was shot in the head by the taliban is now being moved to britain to be treated. early this morning, the 14-year- old was wheeled out of a pakistani hospital there on the stretcher. now, over the weekend doctors say she showed some signs of improvement. she was able to move her hands and feet. pakistan's military says she's gonna need a lot of medical care to newly recover from the shooting. she's a teenaged advocates. she was targeted for blogging that girls should have the right to education. the taliban is threatening a further attack. >> i heard there are about 25 girls she went to school with and most are getting their education. >> is that right? >> yes. millions of viewers are glued to their computer

screens. whoa! look at that! the freefall that's setting records in the air and online. and the pretrial hearing on the italian cruise ship that capsized. it's happening this morning. the evidence expected to be submitted by prosecutors.

a pretrial hear something happening about the capsized italian cruise ship where 32 people died back in january. here's some video of the ship's captain there leaving his house yesterday on his way to today ahearing ins to nanky. the --s to canny. the prosecutor says she's partly responsible because he sailed the ship too close to the shore. the black box from the ship will be introduced to the court and a judge will decide if there's enough evidence for a criminal trial. an -- an unbelievable death- defying jump is going down this

history. as you treeian extreme athlete felix baumgartner became the first skydiver to break the sound barrier when he jumped from 24 miles above the earth yesterday, right on the edge of space. it took two and a half hours to get down there. only nine minutes to get down. reports show he reached speed up to 834 miles per hour. >> when you travel at that speed, you don't feel the air at. >> baumgartner states now that he's completed the jump, he hopes to pursue a -- a career as a helicopter rescue pilot. reporting -- reports show that more than 800 people watched the jump -- 800 -- 800 million

people watched the jump on youtube. chuck yeager celebrated broke the sound barrier all over again. there he is. this time he was a copilot on board an air force pilot jet. yeager and his military pilot flew over the mojave desert in the same area where he broke the speed of sound back in 1947. >> pretty impressive. let's check in with sal and see what's happening on the roads. things still backed -- things still backed up. traffic is not as bad as it was last week when we had the serious injury crash. the crash we had cleared rather quickly. we have a trouble spot now on devil slide. let me show you this. this is highway 1, pacifica devil slide, there is an injury

zep, a major one. i got a tweet from someone who said they turned around. not only is highway 1 affected, but highway 92 is gonna get a lot more use. people are hearing about this crash and using 92 to get over the -- over to the peninsula. give yourself extra time and call ahead to let them know you will be running ahead. northbound 280. a lot of fog there. a lot of fog in the south bay. a lot of -- a lot of fender- benders there. fog is dancing around. some of it extremely thick. visibility is zero. other areas are clear. some flight delays due to this thick fog. dense kestal fog has been reports of drizzle and some misty conditions there. now, the good news is this will burn off by 9:00, 9:0. kind of may -- kind of hazy skies. 50 to 6 on on the temperatures. oak and 60 not at the -- not

only at the airport but downtown. high pressure is no doubt about it building in. mostly sunny, 80s inland. 60s, 70s, coast and bay. can't find any rain. >> not right now. but some 80s inland. they will continue to warm up, especially the coast and by wednesday and thursday, it looks like a northeast wind. still pretty good on friday and saturday. >> 7:5. a grewsome discovery following a ten-hour police stand off. the possible connection between one man and a 29-year-old mother from hollister. >> reporter: homicide detectives in oakland searching for a killer after a man is found shot to death in the middle of the street. why this could be a very tough case for detectives to solve. >> reporter: we're live in front of the new 49er stadium stadium.

we'll tell you about it when "mornings on 2" continues.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on 2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it is monday. it's october 15th.

well, a man is dead. oakland police busy searching for the gunman in an overnight shooting. it happened on hilton street near 57th avenue. alex savidge is there. you are outside the oakland police station. the police want our help to catch the suspect. what's going on? >> reporter: well, dave, detectives have very little to go on in this investigation because no solid witnesses, really, have come forward after this deadly shooting. it happened early this morning just before 1:00 in the morning. we watched as crime scene investigators collected shellcationings from the -- shell casings on the sidewalk. the shooter fired at least ten pounds. they got 911 calls about the gunfire and when officers showed up, they found a man on the ground with multiple gunshot wounds unresponsive. >> he died about a half-hour later at the hospital. so far, investigators have not been able to side the victim of this shooting where they've not

released it publicly of course, we're expecting more updates from oakland police. we're live at police headquarters in downtown oakland, alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:00. a public funeral will be held this week for a woman in hercules, killed inside her home. the service for susie ko will be held on friday so friends and family can say a final goodbye. a viewing will be held tuesday night at the same location. she was found stabbed to death on october 5th. darnell washington and his wife have been named suspects. they were arrested in the seattle area last week. we're also getting new information about the suspect connected to the disappearance and death of a woman from hollister. now, after a ten-hour standoff, david jose kiros was arrested at his home. that's when police found a woman's body believed to be heather carroll. carroll was reported missing on

wednesday. he's now facing furd charges. 8:01 -- murder charges. 8:01. it's only october but there's a lot of talk about the super bowl this morning, in fact, one that's three, four years down the road. janine de la vega is live with the big announcement today expected from the nfl. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, tori. fans are agoer to hear if the fans have a chance to see the super bowl here. you can see the construction going on -- going on at this facility. i'm not sure if you can hear. bit really noisy. this is expected to be completed in 2014. the nfl is expected to announce which cities are in the running to host the super bowl in 2016 or 2017. leaders from san francisco to santa clara have been working with the 49ers and it shows the

game here would be the host city and would have events in the week leading up to the big game. we spoke to the folks from san francisco and santa clara to get their thoughts. >> i would prefer everything is moved to this area. if nothing else, at least the -- if the game goes on here, at least that's good to watch. >> people are gonna party here and the stadium is over there. are we celebrating the 49ers? >> i think everyone who is a new fan, they will celebrate wherever. community leaders say having such a huge event in santa clara would showcases the new stadium an bring -- showcase the new stadium and g ecomic events to the stadium. the last time it was played in the prayer was in 1985. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. 8:03. well, president obama and republican challenger mitt romney face off for their

second debate tomorrow night. we're peeking in live right now. this is the -- where the debate will be held. it's a town hall style debate. this will be held at hofstra university in new york. you can see the crews working, setting up everything for tomorrow night. coming up for you the -- coming up for you at 8:15, the reason why both candidates say they are worried about the moderator. san francisco's project called for -- calls for elevated bike streets between -- paths. now, the bike coalition tells the "examiner" more people would consider biking if there were separated paths. a bond would pay for most of the costs but if amove -- but if approved, a lot of parking spaces would be lost. >> 8:04. let's check in with sal. pretty busy this morning.

a lot going on. >> i think the fog is affecting traffic, guys. we had a -- dash a bad accident in the thick fog on devil side on the way out of pacifica or on the way up the coast here. highway 1 devil slide, a head- on collision and the fire department and medics are parking in both directions. i had to turn around use 92 to get over the hill and go over that way. and the traffic on the peninsula is busy in some thick fog. as we move to the south bay. a lot of slow traffic all over the place, this morning in the south bay and still some minor accidents clearing up. but the big news there is the poor visibility. it's pretty thick fog. it's hard to imagine this will clear. 8 0 southbound is slow heading down and look at the san mateo bridge at a standstill driving off into the fog is affecting flights coming in and out of sfo. this is bad.

perhaps there's something on the san mateo bridge. let me just pull this up to see if something happened on the bridge. i don't see anything right now. we will let you know if we figure something out. i don't see anything right now. that looks bad, doesn't it? >> i just re-tweeted from one of my weather observers. they made her turn around on highway 1. i just re-tweeted. you will find that. now, for some, there's no fog at all. for others it's' soup, san jose one of the once that you can -- ones that you can barely see across the street. it's machine. game 2 looks good. i think weatherwise, mostly clear and the upper 60s at game time. temperatures will be on the mild to warm side. very warm air aloft is coming in. that's kind of capping that -- capping that fog. for another hour, i think it definitely plays into our

weather here. high pressure is nosing in. it's been moving it sinced yesterday. a foggy morning, hazy skies. a little warmer but the biggest wherer -- warm up will be after the system goes pie -- goes by. no rain. everything stays to the north. there's nothing bullish on this forecast that says widespread rain but we do find warmer temperatures. a little bit monday, tuesday and then also on wednesday and thursday. 59 san jose, very foggy there. sfo has flight delays an very thick fog from santa rosa to san jose an maybe where you are as well. it will burn off and we'll have sunshine today and temperatures coming up a little bit each day. here's 50 -- here's 60s, 70s. i think you have to wait more towards wednesday and thursday. now, again, the nights are pretty long u without a northeast wind, temperatures

start to move into a cooler pattern as we head into the weekend. >> we've learned that aive doer killed in a crash in sonoma county yesterday was a 43-year- old woman from windsor. the crash happened around 8:40 yesterday morning. investigators say the woman lost control of the car, veered off the fulton avenue exit and hit a tree. the woman's name is being withheld until the family is notified. investigators say it appeared -- it appeared she was speeding but it's too early to know if drugs or alcohol played a -- played a roll. a woman arrested saturday night may -- saturday night may be linked to several fires. she was seen starting a fire in a garbage can in the air same area where ten other fires have been reported in alleyways. investigators are checking possible evidence that may link her to the other fires. and firefighters in richmond think squatters are to blame for a house fire at a

vacant house on a street yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt. firefighters were age to put it out in about ten minutes but not before it caused major damage. >> investigators found litter and debris inside which led them to believe there were squatters inside. the show "missing" will focus on jack conmiller's dice a -- a -- jackson miller's disappearance in may of 2010. he was last seen near the golden gate bridge. but bridge officials say their surveillance footage don't show anyone jumping -- jumping from the bridge that day. the show "missing" airs at 12:0 right after the news at noon? a vallejo man was arrested yesterday after a four-hour standoff with san francisco police. police surrounded the victorian house near alamo square. witnesses say a man was firing

shots nearby and then ran into that house. around 11:00 a.m., several people, including at least four children left that house. the police took one man into custody as a possible suspect. they say they didn't find any victims related to the gunfire. 8:09. the peninsula humane society is offering dates and -- cats and kittens for adoption. the shelter was housing about 80 cats and kittens. they are waiving adoption tee -- fees to get them all in. anyone interested should fill out an adoption form online and pring 2 with them -- bring it with them. there was a while -- it was a wild night in oakland last night. you're on timeout leo!

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prop 38 is an opportunity of a generation. some things won't last 25 years. ah! woof! some things will. save up to 15% on an ikea kitchen. sunny or very, very foggy. visibility could be zero for some. it will burn off around 9:00, 9:30 and temperatures 60s 70s and 80s. 8:13. oakland police investigating a violent shooting that injured two people overnight. it happened about 12:po this morning at -- 12:30 this morning at 7th and filbert street. the victims hit ran into the

lobby of an apartment building. about 0 shell casings were found. right now,ly are trying to figure out -- to figure out if there were several shooters involved -- police are trying to figure out if there were several shooters involved. there was another incident on october 1st an in that incident, four men got out of their car and just started to shooting. two people were rushed to the hospital with very serious injuries. about 40 shell casings were found there. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. newsroom with some new strategies with new strategies -- new strategies for both candidates before the debate on tuesday night. >> reporter: president obama, who shifted with campaign workers in -- visited with campaign workers in virginia,

will be more forceful. it will be a town hall format where indecided voters get to answer the questions. candy crowley, the moderator, says it will give more -- give the candidates much more of a chance to be less to the voters. >> reporter: both campaigns are concerned about crowley's roll. she plans to followup -- to ask followup questions. but the candidates say that's not part of this debate. >> tomorrow's debate is at 6:00. you can watch it live and then stay tuned for reaction and analysis. jesse jackson senior's re-

election might not -- junior's re-election might not go as elected because he's being investigated for misuse of campaign money and that he used some money to dereck -- redecorate his home. a new analysis by the san jose mercury snooze show thousands -- news shows thousands of people dave up -- save up their -- save up their vacation time and retire with extra time on the book and a lot of extra money. one man retired with 247 days unused and earned $317,000 on final paycheck. governor jerry brown says

starting tomorrow, he's gonna launch a full-on campaign for his november 6th ballot initiative to raise taxes. the governor's proposition 30 would raise california sales tax rate for .25 for the next four years t would raise income tax for those who earn more than $250,000. well, the city of vallejo is featured on a website that showcases success stories of california cities. the website is called strong cities, strong state. under its profile, vallejo touts emerging from bankruptcy as its biggest success story. it also points out job growth on mare island, the reopening of fire station 5 and the funding of three new community parks. city officials say it's important to highlight good things that affect city residents. where's getting more details about the suspected cause of

the chevron refinery fire. corrosion is believed to be the reason for the fire in august that sent huge plums of smoke in the area. according to documents on an-- obtained by the "chronicle" a small fire erupted an they told safety workers this was taking a toll on the equipment. the number three wireless come in the -- company in the u.s. would be getting a big boost. the operator has agreed to pay $20 billion for sprint nextel. that would give soft bank a 70% interest in sprint. that would be the highest price the japanese have paid in an overseas takeover.

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results of rank-choice voting. under the system if no candidate gets the majority r -- the majority of first-place votes, the last candidate would be elected. in the past they have waited several days to run the votes. and that left a lot of people wondering where their votes would go in a really tight race. finer preparations are underway for arlen specter. the five-term senator died from complications of nonhodgkins limb -- lymphoma. he spent most of his career in the senate as a republican but witch -- but switched to the democratic party in 2009 saying the gop had gone too conservative. a public service service -- funeral service will be held in pennsylvania tomorrow. a number of cases for

fungal meningitis, 205. the death stands at 15. the outbreak is linked to steroid shots used for back pain made by a pharmacy in massachusetts. some of the contaminated medicine was used in california. but there are no reports of infections here so far. it's no laughing matter. the comment that landed an airplane passenger in jail and ruined traveling plans for a lot of people. good morning. 680, slow traffic heading south as you can see on the right. we also have some -- had some traffic troubles in other parts of the bay. @p@po'

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8:23. a comment made last night about a bomb in alaska forced the main terminal at the airport to be arrested. police arrested a man for making terrorist threats. he's accused of making comments about a bomb in a bag as he was checking in for an alaska airline flight. later on, he said it was a joke. it wasn't funny for the hundreds of passengers who had to wait outside in the cold until the terminal was cleared. the transit agency has been accused of favoritism and being too secretive with its negotiations to build a hotel on b.a.r.t.-owned property. according to the "chronicle," one of b.a.r.t.'s directors

convinced the board to vote for his friend's development company last may. but this july during another closed-door meeting, b.a.r.t. decided to reopen the bidding process without explaining that. 8:24. sal is back, you've had real problems this morning. >> that's right. this is on parnasas avenue. ther is a suspicious package there. they've closed the street there. they are not letting the muni buses go through. that's causing a big delay in this area. it's not so far affecting the n- judah which is just a block down. but we'll let you know if anything happens to that. police are on the scene. our crew is on the way. let me move the maps. if you could bring the maps back for me real quick. traffic in san francisco is slow. highway 11 slow.

but highway 1 -- highway 1 is slow and then highway 1, devil's slide, we have the injury crash there. they are doing one-way traffic control there. a lot of people are using 92 to get over the hill and that's just horrible. let's go to the toll plaza. traffic is backed up for about a 25, 0, maybe 40-minute delay. also this morning we've had slow traffic on 8 0 northbound near the coliseum. let's go to steve. very thick fog moving around. others aias are clear. it will be a warm day. a few high clouds. no big deal. that fog is really thick t looks like it's lifting a little bit towards san jose. but zero visibility. very thick fog, drizzle. bran common pacifica said it's clear and then the fog rolled in. it's continuing to work its way around. overall, once it burns off. 50s and 60s. some of these are mild lows.

once you get through the fog it won't take long to warm up. at least in rain to write home about. 60s, 70s and 80s after very thick fog. we'll have hazy skies. temperatures take that into tuesday and then the bigger jump wednesday and thursday. signs of a north-northeast breeze. that will allow temperatures to warm up. it will still be nice friday. it looks -- looks good. you heard sal a minute ago. san francisco police investigating a suspicious package near ucsf. we have a news crew readed -- headed right there to the scene -- to the screen. don't forget. you have a chance to win free gas for a year. all you have to do is "like" ktvu on facebook. you can enter to win. you can enter through saturday, october 27th. winner will be announced the very next day. dan hurd: when i was a child, california was a leader in education funding.

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prop 38 is an opportunity of a generation. we have some breaking news in san francisco near the ucff medical center. a suspicious package has been found near that medical center. the police have cordoned off the area and they are not letting muni buses go through. so muni is delayed and people are delay the driving through there. kind of a traffic jam in front of the ucsf medical center. so far this is not affecting the n-judah but a lot of people take that to campus. if you are going to ucsf or anywhere near there, be aware, there will be delays and don't use parnassas avenue for the time being. you won't get through. well, at&t park will be

rocking tonight. giants need a win to avoid falling behind the cardinals by two games in the national league championship series. last night, the cardinals led 6- 0 in game one until the giants started a comeback. they scored 4 runs in the fourth inning but they couldn't pull it off despite being the -- bringing the tie run to the plate. so close! giants fans we spoke to say we're not giving up hope. >> we'll be back. we'll be back. >> we're gonna get them next time. we almost took it. we're gonna get them. go, giants! [ cheers ] >> the giants' fans hope ryan can get it going down. he will be facing chris carpenter tonight. you can see the game right here on ktvu channel 2 news. the game starts at 4:30,

following a special edition news at 4:00. a former oakland and los angeles righter will stand trial for four murders. a judge has ruled there is -- raider will stand trial for four murders. a judge has ruled there is enough evidence for him to go to trial. anthony smith, prosecutors say, has killed these people and he's already been tried for beating a man who was beaten and shot along the highway. the jury deadlocked on that one. testimony will resume in the trial of giselle esthat ban in a few hours. she is accused of killing nursing student, michelle le. jurors heard a tape of police interviewing esteban. esteban is accused of killing her homer -- former friend last may. authorities say that esteban

believed that le was involved with her ex-boyfriend? the coast guard cleaned up a pretty big mess off the senate county coast over the weekend. a boat crashed stealing hundreds of gallons of details. the coast guard said the fishing boat hit rocks early saturday morning. a sonoma state university student who fell out of a third floor apartment window is recovering this morning. this happened there. individual morning to 19-year- old tyler glenn at the allegro student apartments on beverly drive. police say alcohol and horse play was involved. he suffered a head injury but is in stable condition. details are sketchy but someone was shot around 11:00 last night during a reception

held at freedom hall. there are no details on the condition of the shooting victim or on a possible suspect. san leandro police are searching for the person they say stabbed a man trying to break up a fight between a man and a woman. the stabbing happened just before 10:00 last night on east 14th street. police say the victim is expected to be okay. they are now looking for the 19- year-old to 20-year-old man involved in the argument who they say was behind the violence. he was last seen wearing a dark jacket, jeans and a baseball cap. a man and woman are dead after a shooting in contra costa county. deputies found the two victims just before 5:30 last night on buchanan road and venture raw drive. the crock crock county sheriff's department -- the contra costa county sheriff's department says a man -- a man

was scene. no details about the car. happening right now, the families of the victims killed in the september 11th attacks, they are gathering at military bases in four states. they are watching pretrial hearings for the five people involved in the attacks. those people are khalid sheik mohammad and four other attacks. maryland, massachusetts, maryland and new york, is where the closed circuit can be seen. the suspects renewed to cooperate with the pre -- refused to cooperate with the proceedings last year. but we're told the men appear to be following courtroom procedures. a top port political is the focus of a -- focus of a strip club spending director. james quan is being investigated for allegedly spending more than $4500 in

public money at a strip club in houston. officials say it happened back in 2008 during a conference where quan was hosting a dozen shipping industry expecttives. it's the same strip club that was part of a prostitution scandal and drug deal investigation. now, theport initial aunited states nod -- commission announced they are taking -- they are taking action to keep this from happening again. :35. thieves are steeling -- stealing male in el cerrito. investigators released this photo of a man suspected of stealing male at several different locations. many of the thefts happened in broad daylight. if you have any information, you are asked to call the police. and facebook is making a change because of privacy concerns. facebook has announced it will turn off the automatic tagging feature to existing users starting today. the move comes after a review

of the feature sparked major privacy concerns. facebook says it plans to bring back the tagging function once it completely complies with european union rules. 8:36. b.a.r.t. operating as normal this morning. but that's after it was shut down for an hour and a half last night because a man walked right into the transbay tube. b.a.r.t. politicals -- b.a.r.t. officials say security cameras caught the man walking into the underwater tube about 6:45 last night. the service between san francisco and the east bay was immediately stopped. police walked through the tube as well. they found the man and they arrested him. full b.a.r.t. service was restored about 8:15 last night. it is 8:37 right now. let's check in with sal and see how things are moving on the road. some problems in the city, sal, in san francisco. we're gonna start off with the city street problem in front of the ucsf medical center. there is a suspicious package that's been found here.

600 block of parnassas avenue is closed. a lot of people on the scene. a good area to avoid. the muni buses have stopped mup -- stopped running through there. the j- -- the n-judah is still running, but that's about a block down. you should be warned about traffic delay us. if you have an office or not, it's unclear whether they will let you in or out or not. they have a clear on way. on devil's slide, they have opened all of the lanes on highway 1 but the damage is done. highway 1 is slow near devil's slide and highway 92 is very slow with people trying to get out of the area. one more thing on the maps here. highway 4, we have a new crash, westbound 4 near -- in the pittsburg area near loveridge area. a truck hit the center divider. let's go to live pictures here. it's backed up to a 30 to 45- minute delay. a lot of fog this morning.

you can barely see 280. it's improved trafficwise but the fog is super-thick in many parts of the bay. for more on that, let's bring in steve. all morning long, no doubt about it, the fog -- dan just sent me a nice picture, also brandon sent me a picture, the fog is sweeping in, it's like a wall you coming in. warm air aloft, some of the thick fog and misty drizzly conditions. high pressure is nosing in, send the -- sending jet stream in. foggy morning but hazy skies and mostly sunny an a -- mostly sunny and a little warmer. we'll get a pretty good jump on wednesday an thursday as we get a little bit of a north- northeast breeze. a slight component. most locations have the fog. there's no breeze at all. wayne to the north. it will be warmer had week. the warmer weather a little bit today and tomorrow but then i think you will really notice it, especially the coast and inland will get a little bit of

an northeast wind. today and probably tonight and tomorrow morning, you will have to deal with 50 to 60 degrees. we had a cold air mass. there's so much moisture in the air we get this thick fog. it's on its way. just not today. mostly sunny, 80s inland. 60s, 70s by the coast. beautiful weather for game two tonight. very mild conditions. i think we'll have to deal with the fog today and tonight. it will by wednesday. 80s to maybe even 70s by the coast. no doubt about it on thursday. still pretty good on friday. temperatures will start to slide down a little bit. but it will be dry. 8:40. a trapped baby deer, that one is safe this morning, thanks to firefighters in sacramento. they were called yesterday after that deer was spotted in aen can -- in a canal. they tried to grip -- tried to grab it but the deer resisted. and then they checked it out

and examenned it and released it back -- examined it and released it back in the wild. three people were hurt in an off-road vehicle. two victims were hurt so bad, they had to be airlifted to john muir medical center in walnut creek. all three were riding an off- road vehicle that rolled over in a steep trail. no word yet on what caused the crash. we don't know the names of the victims. 20 minutes before 9:00. it's a story we've been reporting for the last 30 minutes. san francisco police are investigating a suspicious package near ucsf. we have new video to show you. a san francisco sheriff mading -- heading back to work trying to put the domestic violence scandal behind him. >> we are alive in santa clara in front of the stadium. a big announcement is expected today regarding the super bowl. we'll tell you what it is. "mornings on 2" continues.

breaking news in san francisco. by do have a suspicious -- we do have a suspicious package on the 600 block of parnassas. police have been there since 7:45. we've been tell bug it for a half-hour or 45 minutes or so.

the package has closed the street there. some muni buses are not getting through. one of our crews on the scene has just arrived. we'll bring that to you coming up very shortly. >> thank you, sal. stock have turned higher due to a stronger report -- strong report on retail sales. the sales rose 1.1% last month after a 1.2% increase in august. those are the largest numbers in two years. the dow is up 62. the nasdaq is up 11. s&p up 6. 8:45. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we are following for you right now -- oakland police are searching for a suspect in a dead lie overnight shooting. it happened about 1::00 this morning on hilton street. when police arrived they found the victim on the ground. he had been shot several times. well, the giants and the cardinals play tonight in game 2 of the national league championship series. last night, the cardinals beat

the giants 6-4. tonight's game was at -- was at at&t -- is at at&t park at 4:30. and does the bay area have a shot at hosting a super bowl? janine de la vega is live. i know you just talked to a spokesperson for the 49ers. what did they say? >> reporter: well, i got off the phone with him and he was very tight-lipped. he would not tell me much because he's prohibited from doing so. he did say they are all waiting to hear if this new stadium could get a chance to host the upcoming super bowl. he did say they did construction this to be on schedule. the nfl is expected to announce which cities are going to host the super bowl. they say having such a huge

event in santa clara would showcase the area and bring economic benefits. >> i'm sure the restaurants down there, people will end up celebrating down there and up here. i would think it would be good for both. >> reporter: it shows. game would be played in santa clara but san francisco would be the host city and have the events leading up to the big game. but the spokesperson says that's not necessarily the case, there's no host city, that the entire bay area would be considered the host. the last time the super bowl was played here in the bay area was back in 1985. it was at stanford stadium. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. breaking news in san francisco where police are investigating a suspicious package found at ucsf. ktvu channel reporter allie rasmus just arrived in the area which is blocked off by police. what can you tell us, allie? >> well, had is 4th avenue and

parnassas avenue. it's shut down to traffic. you ke -- you can see the university police car is out here. cars are being directed not to go past this intersection. its closed -- it looks like this officer is gonna try to get angry -- is gonna get angry at this truck that tried to get through. this is all because of a suspicious package spotted at around -- at around 7:46 this morning. on top of the hill, there are a number of san francisco police officers, some fire trucks, checking out the package, making sure it's not hazardous or dangerous. we should mention that this is right next to ucsf medical center. according to the officers here, the medical center has not been evacuated. there is a child care center right across the street at 3rd street. that child care center has been evacuate. ed. we don't know -- the -- evacuated. the officer didn't know where

the children were taken to. this is affecting not -- traffic. you can see there's people getting on the bus but it's going nowhere. we also saw the number 43 bus. it looks like it's going to be turning left down 4th avenue. 4th avenue is open. but parnassaa is completely shut down to traffic and also pedestrians. it's caused a bit of a headache for some of the people who work at ucsf medical center. we've seen a couple of physicians explaining, i have to get to a surgery. i have to get to an appointment but they can't get in. this is all bus of a suspicious package that was discovered around 7:45 this morning. san francisco police and uc police are still investigating, while they do. the intersection is shut down completely to pedestrians and traffic. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2

news. thank you. we have new details about what happened right before a football fan was stabbed yesterday near candlestick park. maureen naylor is live in the noom with how the victim's close -- newsroom with how the victim's clothing may have laid dash played a role. >> well, the 27-year-old man injured was wearing a dallas cowboys t-shirt. he was stabbed around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. this is what the crime scene looked like on harney way on the access road to candlestick. witnesses say the man from the sacramento area was pauk walking to the -- was walking to the game with friends. two men started to tease the elk grove man about his dallas cowboys shirt and that's when things escalated. >> it's typical trash talking and the other two took it in a different direction. you know, an altercation happened and he pulls out a knife. >> she says the victim had a minor stab wound that required

stitches and aprouded san francisco police por -- san francisco police for their response. officers arrested a 22-year-old man from daly city and another man. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. the warriors will submit the drawings of their first proposed arena. the arena would be placed at the outer idge of -- edge of near 30 and 32. they say people will be inpressed with the design. tomorrow, the 9th circuit court of appeals will hear a challenge to reduce greenhouse commissions. last year, a federal judge in fresno ruled the state's greenhouse gas emissions regulations were unconstitutional. the judge found the california rules violent the federal commerce clause because they reach across state boarders and discriminate against out of state businesses. the state's goal is to reduce

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news. an update on a situation near ucsf in san francisco. a suspicious package has been found in the 600 block of parnassas. it was discovered over an hour ago, as 7:45 this morning. we had a -- at 7:45 this morning. we had a live picture. this is a picture where you can see police blocking off the street there, just at 4th avenue as they try to get closer to this package and determine what it is and whether it's a hazard or not. they are being extremely cautious. this is causing problems near the ucsf medical center. >> that's a very busy area. anyone who has go -- who has to go to ucsf, there's a flow of traffic constant all day, parking and everything. this is a major disrun huntion. we haven't -- disruption -- disruption. we haven't heard of any injuries. >> and this has been going on

for over an hour. we have a reporter and camera person on the scene. let's check in with sal again. >> parnassas in front of ucsf, it's a trolley line that runs right through here. what muni has gone, they've brought in motor coaches to take people off the trolley line there. and they are putting them on these other buses. that's actually a ucsf bus we're looking at here. nearby on irving street just down the hill, the n-judah is still running. that's not affected. it's running from it irving inbound. but parnassaa -- parnassas is what you need to look out for. this is the bay bridge. that's backed up for about a 5- minute delay. san francisco 101 traffic, traffic is moderately heavy.

we have a lot of slow traffic on 88 -- on 880. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. foggy morning. that fog continues to move around a little bit. people are sending me great twitter pictures. thank you. they are in the sun and looking at the fog. it will burn off, mostly sunny and warmer. it looks like a warm week. i think the fog disappears wednesday and thursday for a pretty good warmup. >> airports, too this. >> yes. delays at s sfo and if it -- at sfo and if it doesn't lift soon, probably san jose. wes, they'll our report -- well, that's our report for now. we thank you for choosing dab -- for choosing ktvu news. join us at noon.